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ISO classification and requirement standard for facade and glazing joint sealants: Part II
1993
Overview
To assess their ranking in the future classification system to be mandated by ISO/DIS 11600, the following commercially available silicone construction sealants were evaluated: 1. two acetoxy cure (clear, silica filled), 2. five alcoxy cure (pigmented, calcium carbonate or calcium carbonate-silica filled, 3. one benzamide cure (pigmented, calcium carbonate-silica filled), and 4. two oxime cure (one clear, silica filled and one pigmented, calcium carbonate filled). The resulting classification is similar to the one obtained when tested against national European standards with the exemption of the non-silicone plasticized, acetoxy cure silicone sealant ACE2, which does not qualify as a glazing sealant according to ISO/DIS 11600. Although cumbersome and labor intensive, this standard can be regarded as a step towards an international harmonization of requirement standards within the sealant industry.
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Chemical Week Associates
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